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Welcome David Nippa, IOS Outreach Coordinator!
Please join me in giving a warm welcome to our new Outreach Coordinator, Dr. David Nippa!
David will assisting the Institute for…
One Year Ago Today: IOS Member Pierre Agostini Receives Nobel Prize in Physics
Adapted from the original article by Jeff Grabmeier, published in Ohio State News.
On December 10, 2023, The Ohio State University celebrated an unforgettable moment as Professor Emeritus…
Professor Agostini Connects with China’s Leading Universities
In the beginning of November, Prof. Agostini traveled across China, visiting top universities and engaging with students and faculty through lectures and academic exchanges. …
NSF NeXUS Now Hiring: Ultrafast Spectroscopy Research Scientist
Originally from the NSF NeXUS website
The NSF NeXUS Facility in Columbus, OH, USA is hiring for an Ultrafast Spectroscopy…
Director of IOS Featured in SPIE's 'Photonics Focus' Magazine!
Professor Lou DiMauro was recently highlighted in the SPIE magazine "Photonics Focus" for his research in attosecond science. Photo from: Photonics Focus…
IOS History Highlight: Nobel Laureate Donna Strickland Comes to Ohio State
The legendary Donna Strickland, 2018 Physics Nobel Laureate and first woman recipient in 60 years, joined our students for an inspiring discussion!
In September 2022, the Institute for…
Throwback Thursday: Short Pulses, Big Ideas from the Nobel Symposium!
Last August, the Nobel Symposium NS172 took place in beautiful Båstad, Sweden. The theme was "Attosecond Science and Technology," bringing together experts to discuss the latest advancements in…
Prof. Agostini & Prof. DiMauro Join ISUILS2024: Insights into Ultrafast Laser Science
The 21st International Symposium on Ultrafast Intense Laser Science (ISUILS2024) took place from September 29 to October 4 in Seogwipo, Jeju, Korea.The symposium featured scientific sessions on…
OPTICA has their 1st Annual Student Symposium!
On September 27, the OPTICA Student Chapter held their 1st Annual Symposium
This event featured presentations from six talented graduate students—three from Physics, two from Chemistry…